indicates if event belongs to redirection even while it didn't have any
redirection signal. Proxy uses this to figure out if the event should be
sent to clients or not (/WHOIS in proxy sent 3 middle lines to all clients
before this).
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server_redirect_event() to get a signal emitted when redirection begins /
ends.
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kills, stop reconnecting to the server entirely.
When reconnecting to server and setting back the old user mode, only use the
modes that we actually wanted to change with /MODE commands, don't try to
set back modes given to us by server (eg. +r).
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redirections have gone without reply to our redirection. This is because
the timeout itself may fail if lag to the server is too high.
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that are just given in server_redirect() (fixes a small problem of /MSG nick
who is away + /WHOIS nick, then receiving the first away reply from server
to /MSG command irssi thinks it's a reply to /WHOIS)
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are printed like receiving wall messages. /ACTION @#channel didn't work
properly.
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gets sent to server. Channels are now stored in in config blocks
instead of just in one string, this way we can restore the topic and
key. Away status in server is also restored.
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should be printed as whois-message or normal "nick is away" message.
Server redirections are used for that now. Some servers also send 301
event in /WHOWAS reply, this works now as well.
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server connections to the new irssi process, but that should be enough to
never quit from IRC again :)
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It's used by CTCP CLIENTINFO to print list of known CTCP commands. Also
added CTCP USERINFO command + /SET ctcp_userinfo_reply.
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the data to NULL as well, the server record is still used after the signal
is finished (the channels it uses are destroyed, which may trigger scripts
etc.)
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after stop-signal is received. This fixes /WHOIS non_existing_nick in OPN,
and also hides the Channel created-event when joining to channel that's
received in several networks after /MODE #channel.
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default is if 3 replies to other redirections are received, abort the
expected one. This is because some IRC bouncers reply to some of the
commands (PING) themself immediately.
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